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Federal Spending in Baca County, CO

Federal agencies obligated $43.4M in Baca County in fiscal year 2026, 48th highest of 64 counties in Colorado.

Total, FY 2026
$43.4M
+1.8% from FY 2025
Per person
$12,386
CO average: $9,294
Contracts
$12.8K
Grants
$1.6M

How the money is awarded

Fiscal year 2026, share of Baca County federal obligations

  • Contracts$12.8K0.0%
  • Grants$1.6M3.6%
  • Direct payments$28.1M64.7%
  • Loans (subsidy cost)$00.0%
  • Insurance and other$13.7M31.6%

Top federal recipients in Baca County

Fiscal year 2026, all award types, by place of performance

  1. 1Colorado Department of Transportation$1.5M
  2. 2Double M Farms Gp$1M
  3. 3Challenger Farms Ltd$450K
  4. 4Wright Farms$290K
  5. 5Schroder Farms LLC$258K
  6. 6Jsm Farms LLC$210K
  7. 7Cole Farms LLC$179K
  8. 8Springfield West$147K
  9. 9Housing Authority of the Town of Walsh, Colorado$75.1K
  10. 104s Farms LLC$64.3K

Compared with other Colorado counties

Fiscal year 2026, largest first

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#CountyTotalPer person
1El Paso County$9.2B$12,607
2Denver County$6.8B$9,464
3Jefferson County$5.8B$10,011
4Adams County$4.5B$8,674
5Douglas County$4.4B$12,267
6Arapahoe County$4B$6,120
7Boulder County$3.2B$9,642
8Larimer County$2.5B$6,977
9Weld County$1.6B$4,958
10Pueblo County$1.3B$7,760
11Mesa County$1.2B$8,015
12La Plata County$455M$8,173
13Broomfield County$441M$5,952
14Montrose County$380M$8,906
15Fremont County$375M$7,665
16Garfield County$359M$5,814
17Delta County$275M$8,800
18Montezuma County$269M$10,415
19Eagle County$248M$4,452
20Teller County$226M$9,162
21Elbert County$184M$7,059
22Morgan County$183M$6,301
23Summit County$183M$5,886
24Chaffee County$157M$8,042
25Routt County$147M$5,928
26Las Animas County$140M$9,604
27Archuleta County$139M$10,415
28Park County$133M$7,630
29Pitkin County$130M$7,516
30Logan County$129M$5,991
31Otero County$127M$6,807
32Alamosa County$111M$6,807
33Moffat County$105M$7,908
34Gunnison County$104M$6,168
35Rio Grande County$94.4M$8,177
36Huerfano County$88M$12,901
37Clear Creek County$87.5M$9,316
38Yuma County$87.4M$8,749
39Grand County$85.9M$5,464
40Custer County$78.7M$16,741
41Prowers County$71.3M$5,946
42Kit Carson County$59.1M$8,339
43Ouray County$52.3M$10,733
44Bent County$48.7M$8,614
45Conejos County$48.3M$6,479
46Washington County$47.1M$9,787
47Saguache County$43.4M$6,820
48Baca CountyThis county$43.4M$12,386
49Rio Blanco County$43.3M$6,629
50San Miguel County$42M$5,204

Frequently asked questions

How much federal money goes to Baca County?
In fiscal year 2026, federal agencies obligated $43,425,649 for work done or benefits received in Baca County, about $12,386 per resident.
Who receives the most federal money in Baca County?
The largest recipients were COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ($1.5M), DOUBLE M FARMS GP ($1M), CHALLENGER FARMS LTD ($450K).
What are direct payments?
Direct payments are federal money paid straight to people or organizations, such as Social Security, farm payments and some disaster aid. In Baca County they totaled $28.1M in fiscal year 2026.

Source: USAspending.gov, U.S. Department of the Treasury · Last updated 09/30/2026 · Per-person figures use a population of 3,506.

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